Ipswich Farmers Market










The Ipswich Farmers Market is held every Saturday morning from 9.0 a.m. to noon from late July to late August.
For 2004 returning vendors were:

  • Farmer Bill Walton of Scottoria-Mark Farm who founded the market 6 years ago and who sells fresh produce.

  • Eric and Irene Josephson of Marshview Apiary in Ipswich sell honey, beeswax candles and other honey products.

  • Mark Avenmarg of Ipswich Natural Foods on Short Street in Ipswich sells organic vegetables.

  • Greta Knapschafer sells floral cards and magnets, and her son Ian with herbs.

  • Dale Green of Atlantic Coffee Roasters with her own micro- roasted fresh coffee.

  • Bob Hogg sells home grown produce and his own hand made wood carvings.

  • Arrowhead Farm of Newburyport sells produce, cut flowers, and potted plants.

  • Judy Wohl sells crusty ciabatta bread from the Ciabatta Bread Bakery in Lynn.

    New this year:

  • Erin Saltsman of Amesbury Her business is called "Dough, Raise, Me". She makes pastries, wedding cakes and other baked goodies.

  • Cathy Hoag with hand-made floral door decorations.

  • Carla Trejo sold a new line of specialty sodas from Mercury Brewing Co.

  • Frank Antonucci of Ipswich sells homegrown blackberries.


    At the July 31st opening day this year , there was a free raffle with gift certificates from;

  • Marini Farms

  • Corliss Bros.

  • Gordon Florist and Greenhouses

  • Marshview Apiary

  • Dough Raise, Me Pastries

  • Two pounds of coffee from Atlantic Coffee Roasters

  • A gallon of cider Russell Farm
    We would like to thank people and businesses in our community for supporting the Ipswich Farmers' Market: Bank North for contributing funds for a canopy as shade for seniors whom we would like to encourage to visit the Market, Charlie Curtis at Napa Auto Parts who has offered us storage for all our gear for the past 5 years and to EBSCO who is taking over this job. A special thanks to EBSCO for making the Market possible by providing the space for the vendors and visitors. We also appreciate the help of Tony Wohl who designed the attractive flyer and Theresa at Ipswich Printing and Copy Center and Rick Nelson for printing it. Thank also to Ipswich Party Shop for the festive balloons for the opening day.

    Judy Wohl, who is organizing the Market this year , is joined by Dale Green and Nancy Scanzani. All have worked hard to enlarge the Market by enlisting new vendors and promoting ways to attract new buyers. They are responsible for bringing it all together. New vendors are always welcome. Call Judy Wohl at 356-1186 to join in this enjoyable community project.

    And if you want to see photos of the various stalls and produce, click here.